Bog Brook Road, New Boston, NH 03070

Bog Brook Forest is a large, managed forestland parcel offering timber resources and outdoor recreation. The property is described as well-stocked with high-value timber, with dominant species including white pine, red oak, and hemlock. In addition to the forest component, the parcel includes approximately ten acres of ecologically rich wetlands and features rolling hills with a general southeast aspect.

The land provides 1,100+/- feet of frontage along scenic Bog Brook and also abuts conservation property to the north. There are two points of legal access: one at the northeast end via a right-of-way off Bog Road in Goffstown, and a second right-of-way from the southwest off Bog Brook Road in New Boston. The property is enrolled in New Hampshire’s Current Use Taxation program, with current annual taxes of $252 (2025), reflecting its use as forestland.

For buyers, this is a well-defined tract that supports recreational uses alongside timber-related objectives, with established legal access from two directions and natural features that include brook frontage and wetlands. It may be particularly suitable for individuals or organizations looking for a larger, contiguous forest parcel where conservation-adjacent conditions and current-use status are part of the overall ownership picture.